The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, did not want to elaborate. the gap that opened with the other “popular” barons on funding, ensuring that his “colleagues are doing a job excellent work in their autonomous communities.” Likewise, he did not confirm whether he would meet with the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, but he insisted that “he owes him a fortune.”
“I’m not going to talk about people’s money because they can’t buy me. They owe me a fortune… “Sánchez will not come to buy me with the amount of money he owes to Madrid,” the regional president said in an interview with EsRadiounaware that the Community of Madrid has closed last year with more than 35,000 million of public debt. On the other hand, he did not want to continue putting pressure on his party colleagues and regional presidents not to meet with Sánchez.
The Madrid president denounced that “it is very difficult to always have a media agenda against her.” She wanted the attention not to be on her, but on the president of the central government. “has not yet convened the Conference of Presidents” and announced that the Government Council would report this Wednesday that the Supreme Court He admitted his appeal against Sánchez for treatment on July 30.
Denounces “media pressure”
“There are cakes to become the one who attacks Madrid the most,” Ayuso stressed, assuring that the community “already contributes more than 60% of the box “Everything I say must be a national crisis,” he reiterated, adding that the bilateral meeting called by Sánchez “is a new concept that has been invented,” while the question of whether or not he will participate remains pending.
As always, the Madrid president did not hold back in her criticism of the head of the Executive: “Spain works for Pedro Sanchez and not the other way around.” “And for this reason, I asked that everyone’s problems be negotiated between everyone. I just said that and with the enormous media pressure I have, they invent that I am the hard wing and “I want to dictate the pace for Feijóo and my teammates” defended
“They want to deepen the process (of independence) to declare this dream republic,” he stressed and asked: “When (Alberto Núñez) Feijóo arrives in Moncloa, How are we going to repair all this damage and explain to Catalonia that it is for its own good?” Influencing the debate on funding, she said that “now they have to apologize to the rich people of Catalonia.” According to her, “they want the rest of Spain to be their workforce. . “.
